I would rate this store 4 out of 5. It's simple; if you stay long enough and come back for two…read moreconsecutive days, it's fine. If not, I'm okay with it. The staff is friendly, and there are sale days every Wednesday for four colors Always! Happy Shopping

Fantastic prices! I'm used to thrifting in Portland where everything is so expensive, that You…read moremight as well buy retail. (That said those stores are also very curated with a trendy aesthetic in mind) But at the Salvation Army store everything was reasonably priced and then they have half-off tags to make it even cheaper. Caters to all people tastes, so they have a wide aesthetic of clothes. The staff was helpful. And there's a parking lot in the back.

Don't waste your $$$ there. Go to paws and whiskers for a cat. We fell in love and cat died 6mos…read morelater from a prior condition that we paid over $1200 to try and save her

This was my daughter & I first time coming to this store. They have so many nice items to choose…read morefrom. And the store is nice & clean, prices were reasonable. We definitely will be back for more!!!

Here's a polished version that keeps your voice and excitement while making it flow a little better…read morefor Yelp: If you're searching for that vintage item you've been hunting for, there's a good chance you'll find it at Maumee Antique Mall. There are endless rows of antiques and vendor booths to explore. To my surprise, they even had Funko Pops, collectible figures, and video games ranging from Wii and PlayStation to other classics. I also couldn't believe there's a café inside! Even though this place is centered around antiques and vintage finds, it doesn't feel like one of those nearly deserted malls you'd want to skip over. There's always something to look at around every corner. Bring comfortable walking shoes and plan to spend a few hours exploring because there is a lot to shop through. You can do a quick browse, but chances are you'll leave wishing you had set aside more time to see everything. One warning: be careful of the potholes in the parking lot and some items are overpriced, but there's some vendors with similar products and better prices.

This store is amazing if you want a wide variety of antiques. It's so big with tons of stuff, from…read moreold WWII items to newer Vera Bradley bags. Lots of awesome stuff to look thru. Only thing that kinda sucked were the prices, it was pretty expensive there.

Clean and seemingly newer store. Unfortunately the layout…read morewas odd. They had new stock with Thrift Stock No vinyl. What a bummer.

Great quality clothing and very reasonable prices. Staff is always friendly…read more Each week there are three colors. One color will make item one dollar. The other two colors makes the items half price. Awesome

Great selection, reasonable prices, and very nice staff. I love a good thrift store!…read more I didn't know this is out here until I drove past. On my way to an appointment. Was an open that day, it looks like the hours are a little limited. I came back out when it was open, definitely won't be extra trip. If you love a good thrift shop as much as I do recommend coming in and seeing what they have to offer.

I've been to this store probably five times now and I always leave with something I love shopping…read morehere priced well and the women working here are always so kind and welcoming!!

My favorite little gem in Monroe! Some prices are high but you're helping send kids to college! The…read moremoney stays locally to help the community. It's a great model! I'll support this shop over greedy corporations like Goodwill any day!!

I love the Thrift Shop Association. It is one of the first thrifts I would frequent decades ago. I…read morewas really impressed by the low prices, unfortunately they price gouge now. I understand 100% of the proceeds go to charity, but paying $10 for a pack of candlesticks (one candle missing) marked $7.50 from TJ Maxx is a little over the top. I noticed the inflation years ago, it deterred me from shopping here. I give it another try here and there, but I always leave knowing it's overpriced. Vintage items are worth the prices, but someone really needs to audit the items here! I remember when they would close for the summer & would reopen with everything being 10¢ for a week! Liquidate, restock, and price things how they should be tagged. They will learn you sell more items this way & will have more room for new items. It's Monroe, not Los Angeles.

The clothes are frumpy. My friend was able to pick up some furniture (bookshelf and lamps, and pots…read moreand pans) that he needed to settle into his new grad school apartment. He also found a nice winter coat, for $12. Good-sized household goods section with lots of planters and interesting glassware ($1 - $3) that I picked up for terrariums and crafting.

If I could give it a negative rating I'd go it a negative 5! it's just awful! Junk in bins plus…read morehuge lines of people. Dirty merchandise that you then have to dig through if you want to find anything. I didn't even touch the clothes because it's just a huge hamper full of dirty old laundry. Forget about find your size! It would take forever. Plus anything worth looking at is all rumpled up and a wadded mess. This might work for new merchandise but it is totally disgusting for a thrift store with used merch. Sorry, too yuck for me. No thank you!!!

Great little store, lots of clothing, reasonable prices. Found some great deals on housewares…read more Budget friendly, friendly staff. Liked hearing the testimonials of people who have been helped by the Salvation Army.

If you love thrifting clothes check this place out. Heavy…read moreon apparel and light on the extras. The peripheral contains your usual Knick knacks, dishes, albums, DVDs CDs as well as some electronics and furniture. They run specials depending on the day of the week and the color of the tag. The day I visited I purchased 4 albums for $1. The cashier was enthusiastic and friendly.